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There is no more important factor in the banking
business than scientific farming in all its branches.
The future development of this State depends upon
the young man of today—help him all you can.
The Lumbermans’ National Bank
Houston, Texas
S. F. CARTER .■ President
GUY Nl. BRYAN Active Vice President
H. M. GARWOOD Vice President
J. P. CARTER Vice President
Wm. D. CLEVELAND, JR Vice President
LYNN P. TALLEY Cashier
M. S. MURRAY Assistant Cashier
H. M. WILKINS Assistant Cashier
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JUNIOR CIVIL ENGINEERS.
By B. H. FABER.
It has been said that a civil engi
neer has the hardest row of any pro-
Major” Francisco and “Shorty” Ball
will rush the Bryan society. “Steam
boat” Roberts will show the farmers
how the country walk is done. Old
“Chem” Moss and “Sweet” Montgom-
“WITHIN THE LAW.”
Miss Marion Morton, a talented and
beautiful young actress of undisputed
charm, heads the excellent cast the
daring woman of cleverness and inge
nuity, becoming the leader of a band
of crooks, who prey upon society at
will and manage to avoid the clutches
of the police by remaining always
fessional man. Such seems to be the
ery will show their ability in dirt
American Play Company has engaged
‘within the law,“ although they em-
case with our beolved junior civil en
gineers.
Two days after the close of school
the junior civil engineer begins a
course in summer practice. The course
consists of railroad building in which
a complete railroad will be worked
out and plans drawn up with terminals
of College and the Brazos River.
Practice will also be given in hy
draulics. This course means three
weeks of hard work, both night and
day. The students leave college every
morning at sunrise and work until
sunset, and they return to college to
do office work at night.
In connection with this work plans
will be drawn up for an up-to-date
boulevard between College and Bryan.
It would be a great thing to have a
pretty boulevard between our burg and
our neighboring city, but it is possi
ble for any cadet to dream of an
electric line between the two places
with real cars every thirty minutes,
but while there is life there is hope.
If enough interest is shown in the road
work a course will be opened next
year leading to B. S. degree in high
way engineering. Here is a chance
for some ambitious cadet to become
a second Fravilla or a second “High-
way” Potts.
At first thought one would think the
boys will have no enjoyment, but such
is not the case, for there will be
“Frog” Mason, “Red” Gillespie and
“Sot” Cawthon trying to convince the
rest that each one is the clown of the
junior class. While our “Sergeant
fighting. “Fish” Hurdle will be there
to carry the chain for his brother
juniors. “Cadinun” (C. D.) Marrs and
“Lead” (P. B.) Taylor hope to enter
tain the bunch by relating past experi
ences in other schools, while “Velpole”
Benton and “Big Chief” Faber will
conduct all the religious services with
the help of “Biol” McCarty to lead
the singing. “Daddy” Love and “Foxy”
Crockett will lead and direct this
bunch of notrious junior civil engi
neers.
for “Within the Law,” the stirring
new drama of modern metropolitan
life, which will be the attraction at
the Colonial Theatre on Wednesday,
April 22nd, portrays the role of a girl
who, after spending three years in
prison for a crime of which she is in
nocent attempts to re-establish her
self among reputable people, but is
persecuted by the police, bounded out
of honest employment and forced into
a life of crime. From a timid, shrink
ing girl, she develops into a brilliant,
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ploy artificialties and technicalities of
the law to safeguard their illegitimate
pursuits. She also avenges herself up
on the man who unjustly ‘'-ent her to
prison, almost breaking his heart,
through his son and heir. Eventually
she falls in love with the young man
and is restored to her rightful posi
tion in society. Critics in New York
and Chicago, in both of which cities
this play is the cur ent theatrical tri
umph, unanimously declared “within
the Law” the most thrilling drama
given to the American stage in the
past decade.
Seats on sale Friday morning at
Brandon & Lawrence’s. Prices, 75c,
$1.00, $1.50; boxes, $2.00.
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